Works of Samuel Johnson, LL. D.T. Tegg, 1823 |
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... favour without success , generally with- drew from publick notice , and either diverted their attention to meaner employments , or endeavoured to supply their deficiencies by closer application . In time , however , the number of those ...
... favour without success , generally with- drew from publick notice , and either diverted their attention to meaner employments , or endeavoured to supply their deficiencies by closer application . In time , however , the number of those ...
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... favour of another , and either finds no room for the exertion of great qualities , or perceives himself excelled by his rivals , will , by other expedients , endeavour to be- come agreeable where he cannot be important , and learn , by ...
... favour of another , and either finds no room for the exertion of great qualities , or perceives himself excelled by his rivals , will , by other expedients , endeavour to be- come agreeable where he cannot be important , and learn , by ...
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... favour of God , can reflect upon his conduct without disturbance , or can at will banish the reflection ; if he who considers himself as suspended over the abyss of eternal perdition only by the thread of life , which must soon part by ...
... favour of God , can reflect upon his conduct without disturbance , or can at will banish the reflection ; if he who considers himself as suspended over the abyss of eternal perdition only by the thread of life , which must soon part by ...
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No Page 71 No man believes that his own life will be short | 1 |
The necessity of good humour | 6 |
The lingering expectation of an heir | 12 |
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